Over 42,000 planes take flight in the U.S. every day, with 5,000 in the sky at any given time, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Coordinating that many arrivals, departures and flights without collisions requires masterful planning, particularly when it comes to how high planes fly. It turns out there’s a specific altitude range airplanes must stay in while flying because of a few factors like the type of aircraft, the distance to your destination, the type of engine they have, the strength of the winds and the weight of the airplane.

Nathan Karl Kress (born November 18, 1992) is an American actor, director, and former professional child model. Kress has been acting since the age of four and played the role of Freddie Benson on the Nickelodeon series iCarly. Net Worth: Nathan Kress Net Worth: $100 Million Nathan Kress's Income / Salary: Per Year: $20 Million Per Month: $2 Million Per Week: $500,000 Per Day:Per Hour: Per Minute:Per Second: $70,000$3,000$50$1.

At the royal wedding of Nov. 20, 1947, the first great celebration of the postwar era, Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten were undoubtedly the stars. Behind the scenes, however, hundreds of people had labored for weeks to ensure the princess would have the wedding of her dreams. Among them were the embroiderers at Norman Hartnell’s Mayfair fashion house. In 1947, the world had barely begun to recover from the calamitous losses of the most devastating war in human history.

R&B singer turned actor whose 2012 mixtape titled "This is Me" featured the OMG Girlz. In 2018, he began starring as Emmett Washington in the Showtime drama The Chi. Other film credits include Ride Along, Detroit and Collateral Beauty. Before Fame He studied the art of dancing and had his first television exposure while singing on the Most Talented Kids episode of Maury.  Trivia He had three songs featured on 106 & Park's Hip-Hop Countdown and received a nomination for the YoungStars Award at the 2012 BET Awards.

GENERAL KELLY: Well, thanks a lot. And it is a more serious note, so I just wanted to perhaps make more of a statement than an — give more of an explanation in what amounts to be a traditional press interaction. Most Americans don’t know what happens when we lose one of soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, our Coast Guardsmen in combat. So let me tell you what happens: Their buddies wrap them up in whatever passes as a shroud, puts them on a helicopter as a routine, and sends them home.